Challenges for arbitrators in settlement of disputes
Summary
The article emphasizes that arbitration is based on the parties' free choice, highlighting the importance of arbitrators' impartiality and independence as core pillars of the profession. It explains that arbitrators must disclose any circumstances that could raise doubts about their impartiality or independence. The text details the grounds for challenging an arbitrator, which include a lack of qualifications or circumstances that cast doubt on their independence. It outlines the procedures for challenging an arbitrator, including the right to a written statement of reasons and the possibility of seeking a decision from a court or other authority if the challenge is unsuccessful. The article concludes by noting that these rules are essential for achieving justice and maintaining the integrity of the arbitration profession.
(Source:Gulf Times)